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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1913
Page
4
Opera House presents Casad Irwin Casad in their musical comedy Every Day Life on a Railroad and other features. Also screens The Guerilla Menace and The Dead Secret with Marion Leonard. matinee tomorrow at 3 pm.
An article notes Scutari Albania as the Turkish Vilayet capital with about 36 000 inhabitants and a long history including Roman and Venetian rule. It also discusses Sheridan's Double Marriage, noting illegal Gretna Green entries in 1857 and the quirks of Richard B. Sheridan’s marriages in Gretna Green and Edinburgh.
Washington June a6 Paul D Ora Vath counsel for Union Pacific conferred with Attorney General Mc Reynolds over dissolving the Union Pacific merger and trading 98 000 000 Southern Pacific holdings for a similar amount of Baltimore and Ohio held by the Pennsylvania The attorney general has not announced approval but thinks the move steps toward divorcing the Pennsylvania from the Baltimore and Ohio A construction train near Gwelo meets a lion that rests on the line and is later killed by the engine wheels per Empire Magazine Cape to Cairo Railway.
In San Francisco twenty three members of the federal grand jury which indicted Western Fuel directors protest to President Wilson against the attorney general’s actions. They condemn privileging certain defendants, warn of undermining grand jury power, and pledge that ten days of careful work cannot be erased by autocratic executive actions. The telegram cites Robert Bruce and Sidney V. Smith among the indicted directors.
President Wilson telegrammed United States District Attorney John L. McNab of San Francisco accepting his resignation describing it as an inexusable intimation of injustice and wrongdoing by Attorney General McReynolds. He exonerated McReynolds and urged immediate prosecution of the Caminett Diggs and Western Fuel cases by special counsel, with Francis J. Heney as a likely choice.
Chicago and South Omaha stock and grain markets show mixed results with hog receipts near 30,000 and steady to lower bids. Cattle and sheep receipts are strong, with beeves and cows varying in price, while future estimates project modest declines or gains and local business notes mention binder twine availability at C P Meredith's.
Washington June 24 President Wilson walked a short distance to bid farewell to A Popham Lobb Bermuda colonial secretary after a visit at the capitol. Earlier Lobb had dined with the Wilsons and met the president in Bermuda. The scene ended when the motor car arrived and they parted outside the gate.
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